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Pastor Says Girl He Sexually Abused Possessed by a Demon

Demon possession.  That’s a new one.  A Pasco pastor is defending himself against criminal sexual abuse allegations by claiming that the 17-year-old he stands accused of abusing had multiple personalities and is possessed by a demon. The Pasco County pastor is accused of raping a teenage parishioner at several locations in Pasco and Pinellas counties.

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Pope Says Show Me Proof, Defends Bishop Who Covered Up Sex Abuse

Calling it calumny, the Pope angrily responded to questions about his defense of a Chilean bishop accused of covering up for a priest who abused children.  The “show me proof” comment came just days after he was photographed praying and crying with the family members of priest abuse. Many Chileans are still furious at Francis’

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Hollywood Could Learn These Things From the Catholic Church

Hollywood and the Catholic Church?  Really?  Yes, it’s true.  Hollywood could learn a few things from the Catholic Church in terms of how it handled or rather mishandled the priest abuse crisis.  The same shit storm is coming Hollywood’s way and they are as prepared as the Catholic Church was at the beginning of the

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Should the Confessional Be a Pedophile Safe Zone?

Devout Catholics have always believed in the inviolability of the confessional.  In spite of the sacrament changing names over the years-Confession to Sacrament of Penance to Sacrament of Reconciliation (sounds like a Tinker to Evers to Chance), the fact that a Catholic can enter a confessional and tell his/her sins to a priest with absolute

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Statutes of Limitations and Victims of Sexual Abuse

Statutes of limitations, whether concerning a criminal or civil matter, are there to protect the defendant.  In civil cases, they are legal boundaries that limit the time period in which someone can bring a  claim against another person, company or legal entity.  In criminal matters, they protect a prospective defendant from prosecutions that go beyond

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Man Boy Love in the Catholic Church, A Pedophile Priest Soon to Be Released from Prison

Paul Shanley will walk out of Old Colony Correctional Center in Bridgewater, Massachusetts this morning a relatively free man.  Shanley was convicted in 2005 of rape and abuse of a child and has been in prison ever since.  He was also a Catholic priest, ordained in 1960, who raped and sexually abused scores of young

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